On Wed, 28 Aug 2002, Traxler, Gene W wrote:
> xterm displays a VT Fonts menu when I hold down CTRL and right click. So
> far, the only program that I am having trouble with is HP OpenView. The
> rest of the CDE 1.3 environment appears to work normally although I haven't
> tested a lot of other
Chris,
Well, I am glad that someone is working on xwinclip other than me. However, I
did not respond to the proposed solution because I was not entirely convinced
that it was the best approach to take or even that a problem existed that
needed to be solved.
Of course, the best way to deal with
I don't have a scrollwheel, just a two-button mouse. I do need to have
3ButtonEmulation turned on to get middle button stuff to work but
right-click doesn't work in OpenView whether 3ButtonEmulation is turned on
or off. Something that I just tested is using the left-right button
combination to e
Hi All,
Thanks for the response Harold. I revised the logic in the changes and
managed to remove the threading and all that went with it. Guess what, the
XWin crashes stopped on both expected exists of xwinclip (via the stopping
tool I wrote) and via Ctrl-C/close command.
The problem I am t
Chris Twiner wrote:
> I have attached a zip with the complete files in there, not just diffs
> etc in case the base version is different now. They xwinclip normal
> files and the xwinclip_hook file additions have been changed to agree
> with the sytle guidelines Harold pointed out.
>
> kill_x
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> I don't have a scrollwheel, just a two-button mouse. I do need to have
> 3ButtonEmulation turned on to get middle button stuff to work but
> right-click doesn't work in OpenView whether 3ButtonEmulation is turne
Hi there,
I've recently setup cygwin/xfree86 on my win2k box. Everything appears to
be working fine except when I try running an application
which requires a new window from within my bash shell, I receive the
following error:
xlib: extension "XInputExtension" missing on display pc-tlo:0.
How
On Sun, 25 Aug 2002, Guy Harrison wrote:
[big diff]
>
> ...it might even still cross-compile! ;-)
It does. Good Work :)
bye
ago
BTW: When you're creating diffs, please use the diff -u.
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>There is some obvious cleaning to do here. First, is to use only tabs or
>only spaces (don't remember which one Harold uses). Having a mix of space
>and tabs is a big mess for people who don't use the same tab size (8 vs 4
>vs 3 vs 2).
I'll figure which one's are used and change the stuff acc
Chris Twiner wrote:
> Just of out interest did you try the
> changed version? I'm quite interested to know if it works properly on
> other machines.
No I haven't. I rarely use XFree actually. I use it only when I have to
update some packages on our Linux servers.
But if I remember, I'll try t
Jehan,
As far as integrating xwinclip into XWin.exe - Chris would be stuck by
the same problem that I am: that the process hosting the xwinclip X
client connection gets killed when X shuts down or resets and the client
connection is still open.
I have searched for months and months for a way
Again, I don't know much about X so I'm going to talk blind here
Harold L Hunt II wrote:
> As far as integrating xwinclip into XWin.exe - Chris would be stuck by
> the same problem that I am: that the process hosting the xwinclip X
> client connection gets killed when X shuts down or resets
> -Original Message-
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Jehan
> Sent: Thursday, August 29, 2002 5:59 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: xwinclip re selection polling
>
>
> Again, I don't know much about X so I'm going to talk blind here
>
That's
Hi All,
It's just going 01.29am here so I won't have a big look at it, but couldn't
the windows hook be used for the same purpose i.e. track for the close
message. I'll give it a go tomorrow.
And yes Jehan, it's just what I need (although I'm about to get a few new
hardware toys to play with
I just installed Cygwin/xfree with fvwm2 window manager, and the desktop
comes up too large for the display. In other words, when I move the
mouse down on my screen, the desktop scrolls, so a window at the top of
my screen scrolls off my screen. How can I make the desktop fit my
screen? I tried to
Jehan wrote:
> Chris Twiner wrote:
>
>> Just of out interest did you try the changed version? I'm quite
>> interested to know if it works properly on other machines.
>
>
> No I haven't. I rarely use XFree actually. I use it only when I have to
> update some packages on our Linux servers.
> B
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